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But even as he accepts this adulation, kimjong—un admits his people are going hungry. the newsreader announces that the food situation is tense. mr kim has also reportedly said that this year every grain of rice counts. state tv follows the farmer keen to show how he will carry out the leader's orders. what he doesn't say is that strict pandemic border closures have led to shortages of farming supplies needed to keep crops healthy. translation: it seems - like the food shortage is worse than we think. chairman kimjong—un gave a special order injune, but even after that we have been hearing...

There are warnings that the food crisis in north korea is becoming acute. as winter approaches, there's increasing concern that the most vulnerable will starve. the country is more isolated than ever, after closing its borders to its main trading partner china to prevent the spread of covidi9. laura bicker reports from seoul. the applause is always loud. it is always fervent, but even as he accepts this adulation, kim jong—un admits his people are going hungry. the newsreader announces that the food situation is tense. mr kim has also reportedly said that this year every grain of rice counts...

To its main trading partner china to prevent the spread of covidi9. climate change scientists say the food crisis in north korea will only get worse in the future. laura bicker reports from seoul. the applause is always loud. it is always fervent, but even as he accepts this adulation, kim jong—un admits his people are going hungry. the newsreader announces that the food situation is tense. mr kim has also reportedly said that this year every grain of rice counts. state tv follows the farmer came to show how he will carry out the leader's orders. what he doesn't say is that strict pandemic b...

Foreign visitors to Phú Quốc, Khánh Hòa, Quảng Nam, Đà Nẵng and Quảng Ninh will not have to quarantine from next month as long as they test negative for SARS-CoV-2.

Someone available to replace them. i don't think that's going to be a material factor. >> last year, holiday passengers experienced, you know, social distancing on planes, middle seats were left open. a lot of people simply didn't want to fly. a lot of flights were half full if not less. do you anticipate it's going to look different this year? >> yeah, absolutely. as a matter of fact, on u.s. domestic we've come roaring back. stumbled with the delta variant, if you look at things in june, numbers were way up for domestic. obviously with international, you've got border closures and other rest...